England beat world champions New Zealand in front of 41,523 fans at Twickenham's renamed Allianz Stadium
Captain Marlie Packer try against run of play gives England lead
Abby Dow scores brilliant solo try and Ellie Kildunne also touches down as hosts lead 17-0 at half-time
Natasha Hunt bags England's fourth try at start of second half
Two New Zealand tries cut England's lead but Red Roses extend winning run to 17 games
England start defence of WXV1 trophy later this month in Canada
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England have won their opening two games of the year, which will culminate with a home World Cup next summer.
You can read Al Telfer's full match report from the victory over New Zealand here.
It's the defence of their WXV1 title next before John Mitchell's side set off in pursuit of a fourth consecutive Six Nations Grand Slam.
What a time to be a fan of England women's rugby...
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Meg Jones
Injured England centre on BBC One
You don't want a lot of handling errors, both teams hold themselves to high standards, they want to be better than that and we can be better than that. I loved the energy on the edges, and that's where the contest lay. Mitch will be happy with that.
I thought Vahaakolo was phenomenal today, she really tested us on the edge. We pose a lot of questions in defence, we scrap back. Zoe Aldcroft's work rate and Alex Matthews' as well were outstanding.
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Maggie Alphonsi
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC One
England tested New Zealand, they were much more clinical than against France. It went a bit flat in the second half but they will take some learnings from it.
They will be pleased with how they started the game and how they ended it as well.
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BBC One
Player of the match Alex Matthews: "It is never a friendly in Test match rugby - we don't do friendlies. These are warm-ups, but we started something last year and want to build to the World Cup next year.
"We lost a bit of control, we didn't play in the areas of the field we wanted to as much, we were tired in the forwards but we came together at half-time. We have a great leadership group and we knew what to do.
"The momentum is great but we look at where we can grow and attack the gap."
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Grace Wheeler
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
The Red Roses are walking around the pitch thanking the fans and throwing what looks like signed mini England rugby balls.
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So it's two warm-up wins from two for England as they prepare to defend their WXV1 title in Canada.
They begin their defence against the United States in Vancouver on 29 September.
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Grace Wheeler
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
A standing ovation for all the players here at the Allianz Stadium, there is a lot of clapping and dancing.
That was an amazing and entertaining game of rugby to watch.
England claim victory. They will meet their biggest rivals again soon in WXV1.
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Into the final moments at Allianz Stadium and England are going to win this one.
New Zealand are camped inside their own 22 with the clock ticking down.
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Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
Zoe Harrison coming on has been very good, little kicks just to take pressure off.
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The attendance for the first Test match at the newly-named Allianz Stadium is 41,523.
Fair to say they have been treated to some cracking rugby in the September sunshine.
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Amy Cokayne looks in a spot of bother as she hold her arm close to her midriff.
England have to make the change and Lark Atkin-Davies is back onto the field at hooker.
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Grace Wheeler
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
England fans have just given Georgia Brock an incredibly big warm welcome onto the pitch for her Red Roses debut.
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England captain Marlie Packer makes way for debutant Georgia Brock to a standing ovation.
Youthful exuberance replacing seasoned experience.
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Grace Wheeler
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
A fantastic line-break from England. You can tell just how much they want this win, and so do the fans. They are very lively today.
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Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
What a run from Amy Cockayne, but what a pass from Tatyana Heard as well. Amy just came onto it like a train.
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Hooker Amy Cokayne cuts a flat line and powers through like a centre.
She throws the pass to Helena Rowland but New Zealand cover back well.
England 24-12 New Zealand
New Zealand sense an opening here but Amy du Plessis makes an unforced error as she knocks on in midfield.
That is poor at this level.
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England are back down the other end as they look to regain a bit of a cushion, but New Zealand aren't letting them through.
The Black Ferns trail by 12 with just over 15 minutes to play...
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Grace Wheeler
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium
Vahaakolo is on fire. New Zealand have definitely brought their A-game this second-half.
Supporters are just as loud for the All Blacks right now as they have been for the Red Roses.
